Can you give us all your address, SSN and birthday too......

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You will remain the same person, before, during and after the race. So the result, no matter how important, will not define you. The journey is what matters. ~ Chrissie W.

crank length is to power output, not inseam.

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“You are experiencing the criminal coverup of a foreign backed fascist hostile takeover of a mafia shakedown of an authoritarian religious slow motion coup. Persuade people to vote for Democracy.”

Height: 5 foot 10 inches
Weight: 180-205 depending on season
Inseam: 34.5 inches
Bike size: 54
Crank length: Freakin Huge ! And the wife doesn't complain.

Wow, you're been a douche bag! This is a triathlon forum. If you don't want to discuss triathlon related topics, then go be an idiot else where.

CL 175.

My formula =
Knees hitting ribs - go smaller.
HR too high - go larger.

Height: 5 foot 11 inches (180cm)
Weight: 169 lbs (76.8 kg)
Inseam: 36.6 inches (93cm)
Crank length:180
Bike size: Custom

Height: 5 foot 10 inches
Weight: 150
Inseam: 34.5 inches
Bike size: 52 and 54
crank: 170, 172.5, 175 I don't really think about it, they are the cranks that came on the bikes.

Are you guys all measuring your inseams with the "book jammed in the nuts while barefoot" method? I have pretty long legs compared to my height but am avg at best so far in this thread.

PS and a little OT: Matt, good luck at IM AZ. That is a heck of a season you are having, crazy how often you race and at all different distances.

funny thing, all my cranks are about the same length

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Yes, I'm a small dude.
Ht- 5'5"
Wt- 132*
Ins- 28"
Cl- 170
Bs- 47tri 52road

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"Sometimes it's just easier to do it the hard way."

Care to go into a little more depth on the increased HR?

5'9"
150lbs
32" inseam
170mm crank
Tri bike - bmc tm01 medium long
Road bike - 54cm

And I agree, fantastic year of racing! Keep working that swim and we'll see you break top 10 at kona. And nice blazeman roll!

6', 170, 35", 165's and 58cm P3 alum.

Height: 5 foot 7 inches
Weight: 135 lbs
Inseam: 30 inches
Crank length:165
Bike size: XS (Blue Triad), or 52 road bike

6'4"
170-184 lbs
36"
175
63 cm C-T, stack 600, reach 455

5' 7"
142-146 lbs
29.5 inches
172.5
Shiv size S

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Jason
None of the secrets of success will work unless you do.

Height 183cm/6. ft
Weight 70-71kgs/150-153 lbs
inseam 91 cm/36 inches
crank is 175 cm

but this raises a question in my mind as to whether I should rethink that? what factors do I consider?

Height: 6'3"
Weight: 173-177
Inseam: 33"
Crank: 175
Bike: road 60, tri: currently a L Seduza, probably moving to something with more reach like a L Cd.01.

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-Stephen in Arkansas

Height: 5'11"
Weight: 180-195lb
Inseam: 32"
Crank Length: 172.5-tri, 175-road
Bike Size: 54cm tri & road

Height: 174cm
Mass: 68-71kg
Inseam: 77.5cm
Crank length: 165mm
Bike size: no idea. Top tube of 52.5cm, running a 120mm -25 stem

Height: 5 foot 10 inches (177.5cm)
Weight: 135-140 lbs (61-64kg)
Inseam: 32.7 inches (83cm)
Crank length: 180 on the TT bike, might go shorter. 172.5 on the road bike.
Bike size: TT - Old alu S-Works transition, size L, whatever that makes it ; Road - 55.5cm top tube

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http://ironvision.blogspot.com ; @drSteve1663

5'10"
160 lbs
32" inseam
172.5 crank
54 cm p3

Height: 5 foot 10 inches
Weight: 155-ish
Inseam: 34 inches
Crank length:175-road, 172.5-tri
Bike size: 56-road, 54 tri

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The secret of a long life is you try not to shorten it.
-Nobody

5'9.5"
133 lbs
34.5"
172.5
medium (transition)

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5' 7"
115lb
31"
170
Terrible question: I ride a size "50" with a 48cm seat tube and a 52.5 equivalent TT, 76 degree ST Angle.

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Jordan Oroshiba --- Roadie invading Triathlete space for knowledge access